Rhonda Abrams At USA TODAY: How are you going to spend your company’s money in 2009? With such a dismal U.S. economy, we all naturally want to hold on to every dollar we can. On the other hand, a bad economy means real opportunities for those businesses that have the smarts and the courage to […]
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MSNBC: For those seeking an alternative holiday gift, microloans are one way to give. And, little known to many investors, some microlending agencies offer relatively low-risk investment opportunities that can pay 2 to 3 percent interest, offering an opportunity for a modest return coupled with a chance to help budding entrepreneurs. Some agencies accept tax-deductible
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Inside CRM: With the economy struggling, every business is trying to cut costs to make ends meet. Small businesses, which have fewer resources, especially feel the burn. Not to fear. We’ve come up with a mega-list of ways to trim the fat off your enterprise so you don’t become a casualty of the latest economic
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The Wall Street Journal: Some franchisees say they are being forced to pay for a variety of expenses for the first time — making difficult economic times even tougher. For instance, operators of McDonald’s Corp. restaurants, under pressure from the fast-food giant to install equipment and counter space for an array of new beverages, complain
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Shai Coggins At JustMakeMoneyOnline.com: One of the services that I’ve encountered during Blog World Expo was Commission Videos. The general idea is that they provide you with video content that’s relevant to your blog or site. And, every time a video is played, you get paid per one thousand impressions. If you set your video
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The New Entrepreneur: It looks like US entrepreneurs are increasingly turning to microloans, particularly now, as banks tighten lending standards. To be sure, microlending is a tiny, tiny piece of small business credit in the US. Microlenders tend to be small nonprofits, and all their loans combined probably wouldn’t be a blip on the portfolios
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